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dow r dow. >>> buffalo wild wings jumping after stevens raises price target to 110, up from 100. analyst telling clients he has seen strong weekly sales growth at restaurant new locations. buffalo wild wings up 7.25% on the question. >>> one, two, three, slumping after replacing defective battery packs. $55 million program is funded over the next several quarters. power is down 12 1/3 over the session. analyst telling clients there is larger than expectedened underfunded pension liability of about $7 billion all kauling the fair value picture troubling. although the analyst is saying that safeway is unlikely to be responsible for the entire underfunding. safeway is done on the session. >>> we still have the presidential election later this year. how will all of the political ad impact cbs's bottom line? i will talk with les moonves up next. >>> then speculators are blamed for sky high oil and gas prices. we will hear from one analyst that says investors will blame the feds instead. back in two minutes' time. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. yo
dow r dow. >>> buffalo wild wings jumping after stevens raises price target to 110, up from 100. analyst telling clients he has seen strong weekly sales growth at restaurant new locations. buffalo wild wings up 7.25% on the question. >>> one, two, three, slumping after replacing defective battery packs. $55 million program is funded over the next several quarters. power is down 12 1/3 over the session. analyst telling clients there is larger than expectedened underfunded...
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we have steven gallager and rick santelli. >> i'm not expecting any action for the august meeting. they will build it up for suspect, but they have tell us something to add for that expectation for september. >> andrew, do you agree or not? >> i do, there's not much the fed did k do here because the problems our economy is suffering from is outside the scope of the fed's ability to influence here. the problem in the economy is one of confidence. if they could create jobs they would have done it years ago. >> are you prioritizing, is it the fed or the ecb you care most about right now. >> i think many people would say the ecb. but many people down here think the jobs numbers are the most important. ly say one thing with ward to the big stories of the day, you have bill gross talking about the stock market and you have the statistics, how much of the rallies occur on fed days, i think there is a linkage between those two, the fed seems to have an effect on equities, and answer answer will be 1.5 gdp to finish that conversation. >> he is saying that the stock market has no business be
we have steven gallager and rick santelli. >> i'm not expecting any action for the august meeting. they will build it up for suspect, but they have tell us something to add for that expectation for september. >> andrew, do you agree or not? >> i do, there's not much the fed did k do here because the problems our economy is suffering from is outside the scope of the fed's ability to influence here. the problem in the economy is one of confidence. if they could create jobs they...
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steven, what's your biggest concern about the consumer right now? >> my biggest concern about the consumer is the fact we aren't generating enough income. we've seen the consumers dip into what they used to do and go to credit and we've seen a big jump up in consumer credit. and the savings has been dipping as a result. the net effect of that to me is slowing down the improvement of the balance sheet which is something that really needs to be done over the long haul. the fact that we don't have the income is the end result factor. you may see a redistribution of sales simply because they don't have the inventory at box stores. >> i hear what steve just said. but given the jobs report, we've also seen a drop in gasoline prices. when you get the -- when you remember the prices fell by gasoline. your decline in prices. that's a big increase in consumer spending and probably income last month. so i think consumers can replenish savings just a little bit and still have spending. you also have at the upper end $20 billion and growing of dividends declared
steven, what's your biggest concern about the consumer right now? >> my biggest concern about the consumer is the fact we aren't generating enough income. we've seen the consumers dip into what they used to do and go to credit and we've seen a big jump up in consumer credit. and the savings has been dipping as a result. the net effect of that to me is slowing down the improvement of the balance sheet which is something that really needs to be done over the long haul. the fact that we...
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and steven rosen. stephanie, we kick it off with you. the clock is on. what are you watching tomorrow? >> a couple companies at conferences tomorrow. ebay speaks at two different conferences. they'll be positive about pay pal market share growth and solid market gains in their marketplace. i like that story. industrial conference at jpmorgan, all big wigs are there. i would focus on ge. i think they're doing a good job turns around their industrial business and improving their capital business as well. i expect a dividend increase second half of the year sfwl a lot of people talking about ge lately. craig hodges, clock is up. what do you watch for tomorrow? >> the news flow will continue to generate a lot of volatility. here at hodges we're looking to buy great businesses that are on sale. we're sitting on a nice cash position in our hodges small cap fund. we're looking to stay domestic. these lower oil prices have created opportunities in things like retail, restaurants. we're buying cracker barrel. even transportation. even the airlines. we're looking
and steven rosen. stephanie, we kick it off with you. the clock is on. what are you watching tomorrow? >> a couple companies at conferences tomorrow. ebay speaks at two different conferences. they'll be positive about pay pal market share growth and solid market gains in their marketplace. i like that story. industrial conference at jpmorgan, all big wigs are there. i would focus on ge. i think they're doing a good job turns around their industrial business and improving their capital...
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. >> steven, let me take it over to you. we had an expiration at the end of the day today. what did you see at the close? >> as you might expect, we saw enormous volume. it didn't move stocks that much. we stayed within the range of the day. 1422 is as clowe as they ever got. you did see some volatility, but nothing like we saw in the overnight futures markets. you saw enormous volume. but things did stabilize. the technology stocks, the financials, those kind of names. and it's been good, like the transports and the utilities are always safe haven. they turned up a little bit, but not so bad. it was a general risk off day, but nothing like the expected coming in. >> and where do you see conviction, steven, when you're watching all the flows and committed buyers out there? where do you see the conviction day in and day out. is there any particular view, the financials? >> the transports, they have been day in and day out one of your top performers for almost a month and a half now. i guess that's part of the christmas season, but it's not usual that they are among your top
. >> steven, let me take it over to you. we had an expiration at the end of the day today. what did you see at the close? >> as you might expect, we saw enormous volume. it didn't move stocks that much. we stayed within the range of the day. 1422 is as clowe as they ever got. you did see some volatility, but nothing like we saw in the overnight futures markets. you saw enormous volume. but things did stabilize. the technology stocks, the financials, those kind of names. and it's...
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steven 30 seconds on the clock. tell us what is going to move money tomorrow. >> we are watching oil. this is a market where qe and stimulus are trumping off fundamentals. what are you watching for the qe and stimulus to wear off. we are looking at oil for that. i think the fundamentals don't lineup. this rally looks tired. china is not stimulating. the jobs number was horrible. we are watching oil for the big sign. >> chris, you're up with 30 seconds on the clock. >> tomorrow morning nfib surveys small businesses. we'll see how small businesses feel. secondly trade data watching the external accounts. after that we will be talking with clients about the qe program. $500 billion. that will be a big topic for the rest of the week until thursday. tomorrow we have 32 billion at 1:00. with all of this news we are looking at 1 1/2 until 12:30 on thursday. >> terry, what moves our money tomorrow? >> we continue to watch the u.s. natural gas. the most volatile commodity segment. tomorrow we think we give a good portion of
steven 30 seconds on the clock. tell us what is going to move money tomorrow. >> we are watching oil. this is a market where qe and stimulus are trumping off fundamentals. what are you watching for the qe and stimulus to wear off. we are looking at oil for that. i think the fundamentals don't lineup. this rally looks tired. china is not stimulating. the jobs number was horrible. we are watching oil for the big sign. >> chris, you're up with 30 seconds on the clock. >> tomorrow...
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>> i agree with steven on that one. i think bernanke is going to open the prospect because he doesn't want to see rates going up. i think he will continue to say there's na possibility. think about how little bond yields have gone up given this market rally. that tells you you should keep buying stocks. in other words, higher bond yields are not going to interrupt this thing. >> 2014. we've got to believe them about that. gentlemen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> up next, burger king mimics mcdonald's. this will be one whopper of an ipo. >>> and another who says the stock will be as unappetizing as they come. then why investors could soon see a breakup of the big banks. stay tuned. we're back in two minutes. this at&t 4g network is fast. hey, heard any updates on the game? i think it's final seconds, ohh, down by two, shoots a three, game over. so two seconds ago... hey mr. and mrs. harris, where's kevin? say hi kevin. hi. mom, put me down. put...the phone...down. hey guys. did you hear... the choys had their ba
>> i agree with steven on that one. i think bernanke is going to open the prospect because he doesn't want to see rates going up. i think he will continue to say there's na possibility. think about how little bond yields have gone up given this market rally. that tells you you should keep buying stocks. in other words, higher bond yields are not going to interrupt this thing. >> 2014. we've got to believe them about that. gentlemen, thank you very much. >> thank you....
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steven, one thing we are expecting from these quarterly numbers is a contraction in earnings. they are expected to be negative for the third quarter. i expect it to bounce back in the fourth quarter. wrote are you expecting any big blowups? we saw norfolk southern, caterpillar, these large multinationals that are disappointing. what's on the horizon? >> we are zfdefinitely in a maturing earnings cycle. i think earnings will come in line with expectations that have been reduced dramatically. i think more importantly than the earnings may well be the top line revenue. so analysts are going to get out a microscope, be looking at revenues to see what's happening there. this is going to be a challenging environment. mandy, great point. china's deceleration is very important. it's very real. you're seeing that in commodity complex. i think that revenue line is going to be very, very important. that's probably going to come in soft. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thanks, everybody. appreciate your time tonight. we'll keep watching this market and the fundamentals around it. we l
steven, one thing we are expecting from these quarterly numbers is a contraction in earnings. they are expected to be negative for the third quarter. i expect it to bounce back in the fourth quarter. wrote are you expecting any big blowups? we saw norfolk southern, caterpillar, these large multinationals that are disappointing. what's on the horizon? >> we are zfdefinitely in a maturing earnings cycle. i think earnings will come in line with expectations that have been reduced...